Dear #HungerFightHeroes
Let’s Keep Going The Extra Mile — Together, We Can!
At North Florida Pediatrics, our strength lies not only in how we care for our patients, but also in how we care for our community. Each act of service, every hour volunteered, becomes part of the greater story we write together — one of compassion, unity, and purpose.
When we give our time and hearts to others, we discover that the reward isn’t just in the results we see — it’s in the lives we touch and the bonds we build. As Mahatma Gandhi once said:
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”
We continue to go that extra mile — not because we have to, but because we can. Together, we make North Florida Pediatrics more than a workplace — we make it a force for good, spreading kindness and hope wherever we go. We believe in empowering the children in our communities. We know that if we put food in their bellies and books in their brains. Their future will be brighter!
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As a couple, my husband and I struggle sometimes, as any other parent does, but North Florida Pediatrics in Lake City has definitely helped take a huge piece of weight off our shoulders. I was given 28 cans of formula and 26 bottles of formula for my daughter, who was in the NICU who had surgery at a week old. They’ve been doing an amazing job with my kids and have been very supportive through the process. Thank you so much, North Florida Pediatrics, for all the hard work you do for my babies and for making sure they have never gone without. I want to give a huge shoutout to Silver, Evanna, Kim, and Ms.Ashley. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Had my first visit today. My daughter was discharged from the hospital after 8 weeks and a heart surgery… Dr. Leidys saw us and took the time to get to know me and my baby. Silver and Irene also made sure I was stocked up with formula and helped me out to my car! ☺️
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Love coming to North Florida Pediatrics in Lake City. The providers we see are always great. Ashley at the front desk is so courteous and professional. Very pleasant, informative and helpful. On multiple occasions, she has gone above and beyond to assist with my children’s appointments and paperwork they need for school or camps.
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I’ve loved all of my experiences with the staff here.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Google ReviewNew staff and management have really turned North Florida Pediatrics around! I have been a patient since I was a child, and I brought all of my children here. I brought my newborn in today for the first visit. Things went so great from check-in, to vitals with Edith, wellness check with Dr. Abdallah, newborn samples and bottles provided from Edith and Silver, to check out! Everybody was so polite and professional. We were in and out in less than 1 hour!!!
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We’ve been coming to this pediatrician’s office for a while now, and I have to give a big shoutout to the receptionist, Kaylee, and Brittney, the Medical Assistant! Both ladies are always friendly, patient, and super helpful—whether it’s scheduling, answering questions, or just greeting us with a smile. It really makes a difference when someone at the front desk and behind the desk sets such a positive tone. Thank you for being so kind and making each visit a little easier!… (Read The Full Review)
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